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NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => TG-16/TE/TurboDuo Discussion => Topic started by: CaptSlow on May 04, 2018, 03:31:22 AM
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I remember playing Sidearms at a local convenience store when I was a kid, a few years before the TG16 was launched in the US. But I had no idea it was on the C64 as well. I found this while going through a big lot of stuff I recently picked up.
(https://image.ibb.co/dGaZtn/Unknown_1_copy.jpg)
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Pretty cool. I like Sidearms.
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Heh, neat. How's it compare to the Turbob version?
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Heh, neat. How's it compare to the Turbob version?
Oh that I don't know. It is just the manual unfortunately.
Maybe I'll stick it with my PCE version of Sidearms I have since it is the hucard only. :lol:
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really cool. would love to see it in action.
looks like the 5.25 floppy is asking ~$100 for current active listings
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It was a 1986 arcade title. It hit C64 only a year before the Turbo.
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It was a 1986 arcade title. It hit C64 only a year before the Turbo.
Oh, well damn.
I was thinking it was earlier. I keep forgetting the C64 ran games into the 90s.
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Funny I just bought sidearms special for cheap. Which is weird getting use to the controls.
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One of my arcade fav's.
...better than Ordyne!
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One of my arcade fav's.
...better than Ordyne!
This is incorrect. :mrgreen:
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I love those early CPS sales flyers Capcom did which just translated the Japanese-y style catchphrases across the page verbatim. ULTIMATE COMBINATION ALPHA AND BETA!!!
(https://lscmainframe.kontek.net/features/origins/Falcon1.jpg)
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This is the full color art from that manual btw:
(https://flyers.arcade-museum.com/flyers_video/capcom/10010301.jpg)
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The fold out manual poster for Sidearms Special was real treat bitd.
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The fold out manual poster for Sidearms Special was real treat bitd.
Oh what, NA SideArms came with a poster?
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The fold out manual poster for Sidearms Special was real treat bitd.
Oh what, NA SideArms came with a poster?
A local store in my hometown brought in some PC Engine CD games. They were the first CD games I bought for me Turbo-CD. It worked out great for me as a fan of the arcade version, as Sidearms for TG-16 was only released in the U.S.
The silkscreened discs and art-filled manual/cases really made Turbo-CD packaging feel dull.
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I'm a fan of Sidearms (and always love reigniting the Josh/Majors endless debate...especially if alcohol in involved hehehehe}....but man that C64 version looks like ass
https://youtu.be/FHbtH59FbdA
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... love reigniting the Josh/Majors endless debate...
IRL troll.
You'll have to defend it this year at MGC!